Karin told him, “I do, and I didn’t realise how much I would miss it until it was gone.
Speaking of the pandemic, Graham asked the writer, who is based in Atlanta, Georgia, whether she misses attending book signings and tours. You know, you're not going to read in a textbook about the distilleries dumping out all of their alcohol and making hand sanitiser, because it was more precious than gold, and everybody smelled like tequila and rum for a really long time! It was like a prom! So I wanted to put that kind of thing into the book, but it’s not about the pandemic, it just takes place during the pandemic.” She explained, “I thought, I really want to capture the craziness of our lives and things that history books won't really tell us. 1 Sunday Times bestselling author set the narrative of her new book during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Regarding the plot of False Witness, which revolves around sisters Leigh and Callie, Karin told Graham, “It’s really hard to talk about, because there are some really shocking things in that first part, but I suppose at its core, it’s about two sisters who deal with a very large, life-altering trauma early in their lives, and then we catch up with them 20 years later and see the fallout of that trauma and how it’s shaped them as adults.” The American crime writer joined the Graham Norton Radio Show with Waitrose to talk about her brand new thriller, False Witness, and about the upcoming Netflix adaptation of her 2018 novel, Pieces of Her.
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